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Maria Sharapova, a five-time Grand Slam champion, shares her Mount Rushmore of women's tennis icons, highlighting her significant impact on the sport.
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Maria Sharapovaâs impact on tennis is clear, with a career that ranks her among the legends of the WTA Tour.
Over her career, Sharapova won five Grand Slam titles and appeared in five more finals.
She also completed the rare feat of winning all four majors at least once, lifting trophies at Wimbledon, the US Open, Australian Open, and French Open â which she won twice.
When asked to pick her Mount Rushmore of womenâs tennis players in 2022 by Sports Illustrated, Sharapova gave an interesting insight into who inspired her during her own rise.
Sharapova began her Mount Rushmore selection by naming Serena Williams, who fittingly inducted the Russian into the Hall of Fame last year.
The Russian legend defeated Williams to win her first Grand Slam title, beating the American 6-1, 6-4 in the Wimbledon final back in 2004.
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Sharapova said: âIâm going to go with the obvious choice, Serena Williams. So I had a front row seat to Serenaâs greatness.
âStarting at the very beginning, where she kicked my aâ and starting and finishing at the very end, where she kicked my aâ many more times.
âWe all know the stats, right? We all know the numbers of majors. But being across the net⊠first of all, her accuracy on the serve is the greatest. She has the greatest serve of anyone.
âThatâs the thing, is that itâs not powerful, her toss is in the same place every single time. Usually with players on break point, theyâre a little nervous, there will be hints of where theyâre going to serve. Same place every time.
Maria Sharapova has revealed her Mount Rushmore of women's tennis icons, although the specific names were not detailed in the excerpt.
Maria Sharapova won a total of five Grand Slam titles during her career.
Sharapova won the Wimbledon, US Open, Australian Open, and French Open, achieving at least one victory in each major.
Maria Sharapova is considered one of the legends of the WTA Tour due to her impressive achievements, including five Grand Slam titles.

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âAnd itâs not even about power, because after like 110 miles an hour in womenâs tennis, if itâs 120 it doesnât matter, but it is so accurately placed, on the biggest of points.
âAnd that is the biggest difference. Itâs all about the little margins. And you feel it. When you play against her, first point of every set sheâs serving wide.
âI think she kind of gets in the rhythm, but it doesnât matter because the serve is so good even though you know itâs going there; it doesnât matter. I got to experience that greatness every single time.â
The German star won an astonishing 22 Grand Slam titles between 1987 and 1999 and remains one of only three players in history to have achieved a Golden Slam â holding all four major titles as well as Olympic gold â which she did in 1988.
Sharapova went on to say: âNumber two, Iâm going to say Monica Seles. I played her twice, and I remember this one match specifically at the beginning of my career in Palm Springs.
âIâm very young, I had a wildcard. I win my first round. I draw Monica. I lose, I think it was like one and one, one and 0.
âAnd she smoked me, like I wasnât even there. I didnât belong there, nothing. And I didnât even cry because the level was so far.
âI was 15/16, it was like my first wildcard in a big event, and Iâve just come off the court and thought âWell, I guess thatâs greatness, and this is how far I have to goâ.â
âMy third is Steffi Graf,â she continued. âThings I liked about her is that she was someone that was all in, there were no distractions.
âI feel like so many stars today, theyâre faced with opportunities, theyâre doing things off the court, and a lot of that is great.
âBut when I think of Steffi, I think of the ultimate professional. It leads to greatness. Very stoic, just very calm.
âNothing seems to faze her, like, just very professional about how she goes. And that was inspiring, right?
âBecause when you get to the top and you look at greats, like how did they handle success? She was an example. And that slice, I mean, I would have hated to play against that slice.â
Rounding out her picks, Sharapova added: âMy last one is Chrissie Evert.
âIâve gotten to know Chrissie since retiring. She was always on my mood board when I was designing looks with Nike.
âShe was class, but she brought an element to the game that I think transcended just being a champion.â
Itâs a strong list from the Russian, who had no shortage of quality names to choose from after a career spent competing against many of the gameâs best players.
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